Leave from Dehradun's railway station or bus station (ISBT) for Taluka. It will take approximately 8-10 hours to complete the journey. The route takes you through some of the most beautiful villages in the region. Taluka is a lovely hamlet that serves as a base camp for a variety of treks. Taluka provides spectacular views of the Himalayan horizon as well as a collection of mountain peaks. Today is a day of rest while you prepare for the expedition that begins tomorrow. You will be given all of the necessary information and specifics about the expedition. Dinner is served, and then it's time to retire for the night.

The day begins with a gentle path leading to Osla. Today's hike takes you through beautiful chestnut, walnut, and willow trees. Along the swift rivulet, we reach the picturesque Osla village after a gradual climb. Set up a campsite for the night when you arrive. Around 1 p.m., you'll stop for lunch at Gulling, relax, and prepare our Campsite here. Gulling is located in the heart of the forest, and you'll be glad to be there because of the picturesque landscape.

To get to the holy Ruinsara Lake, walk along a spectacular alpine trail. From here, the views of the Swargrohini Range are especially stunning. Ruinsara Tal is related to the Mahabharata, an Indian mythological epic in which the Pandavas were exiled for fourteen years.

Kyarkoti is a grassy patch of land with boulders around it, located at the base of a mountain range. On three sides, it is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. It's an excellent spot for our base camp because of the nearby spring. Porters are the only people who can carry our cargo. From the base camp, you can see Black Peak.

We'll load the ferry and set up camp 1 on this day. After four hours of trekking from the base camp, you'll arrive at Camp 1. We'll trek on grassy land with a gentle downslope before we Read Less

We'll set up Camp 1 and stay there for the night.

After a three-hour walk from Camp 1, we'll set up Camp 2 on a snow plain. From the camp, Black Peak will be clearly visible to the south-east. At a height of 16500 feet, Camp II is situated. We'll load the ferry and return to Camp 1.

We will set up camp 2 and remain there until the next day's ferry load.

We'll set up Camp 3 on a big hump of snow with a view of Black Peak to the southeast. The camp will be at an elevation of about 18000 feet and will have to be reached by negotiating a variety of crevasses. Swargarohini can be seen to the north, and BanderPunch, a beautiful mountain, can be seen to the south. We'll remain in camp 3 and prepare for a summit attempt the next day.

On the day of the summit attempt, we will begin at 2:00 a.m. We'll make a rope to help us navigate an almost vertical snow wall. We'll have to navigate across a few crevasses. The final 100 feet before the summit is the most challenging and dangerous. The snow would be difficult to work with because the slope is extremely steep. Our lead climber will open and close the route during the day as required. Finally, the summit is located on a plateau. It has a flat top. We've arrived at the 6387m summit of Black Peak (kalanag). We'll descend safely to camp 3 and, if possible, camp 2 after some photography and rest.

If the weather does not permit a summit attempt on Day 10, another summit attempt day will be planned.

We'll pack up the campsite and return to Base Camp on this day. We'll have a small party to celebrate the occasion.

The journey to Osla will take 5 hours.

We will arrive at the road head after a four-hour trek.

We'll drive for 8 hours today to get to Dehradun. After that, we'll take an overnight train or bus to New Delhi.